it's that kills summary on the german one hundred and it's in motors the west at the top on u.s. soil since nine eleven. but as well as a position takes its own good to the streets asking to concerns the oil rich nation is at a course where those forming a razor thin the election victory where they are of chop at. last seventeen days after the grueling mass hunger strike of gone tunnel day began the number of protesting detainees is on the rise with the indefinite detention flights driving them to the. international news life from moscow this is also you with me you dash of allah and welcome to the. twin blasts of the finish line of the boston marathon have left

three dead including an eight year old boy welton one hundred hospitals with various injuries many have lost limbs in the bombings he's in a situation a dozen nations from the scene all day tara. the state of massachusetts holiday turns into a tragedy in the heart of boston just several minutes before three pm local time at the finishing line of the boston marathon two explosions seconds apart from each other killing at least three people putting two witnesses who were on the ground during the explosions the situation was extremely chaotic terrifying body parts were seen flying about blood everywhere i was there with my sister she had left work early and she when the first bomb went off there was just a silence that went over the crowd and then i immediately screamed started happening and she grabbed my hand and just start running in terms of the measures that local officials had put in place we do know that a no fly zone was imposed over boston for several hours earlier today now flights

are allowed back into the city again cellphone service was shut off for several hours also in fear that further explosions more remote to donations could take place and of course several hotels in the area including the one behind me people were evacuated from those hotels the locals were advised to stay home and not come out into public spaces we do know of course that security is going to be heightened in the hours and days to come here in boston and it has also been beefed up in major cities throughout the united states including of course new york city where two successful terror attacks so-called successful terror attacks had taken place in sixteen plots of verted in the last two years and in terms of what's going on in boston right now we do know the investigation is ongoing the f.b.i. is right now in charge of this case but we're being told that police here on the ground are looking into a surveillance photo of

a man carrying two backpacks but no people have been taken into custody as of yet and one of the major questions that remains to be answered is whether or not this attack was a domestic or foreign one and. boston massachusetts. no one has yet claimed responsibility for their time. while the white house says the perpetrators will feel the full voice of justice. u.s. president barack obama said that the u.s. does not yet have all the answers as to who is behind. why they did this but obama said the u.s. will find out who did it and will hold him accountable he would not go into detail he said an investigation is ongoing and that. u.s. federal officials will be helping out boston in any way that city needs as they continue searching for clues as to what caused two to the bombings there were

proximity twenty seven thousand people participating in the boston marathon in tens of thousands on the streets watching the event and also securing the perimeter ironically there were so many police officers on the scene so many emmaus workers this explosion went off and just about ten seconds later a second explosion went off there is some horrific images out there of some of the victims some of whom lost limbs what history has shown is that if the u.s. is attached washington to brutality and it has retaliated over the course of more than a decade we did have that patriot act in the aftermath of the september eleventh attacks the department of homeland security was created then the controversial drone program was implemented under the ministration of george w. bush and it was carried out double down on by president barack obama but what many would argue is that even with all those different measures put in place through war

through surveillance that it still doesn't prevent horrific attacks like the one scene unfolding in boston. on to iraq war veteran trial here on fears the bombing will be used by washington to justify an additional security steps as the extensive measures already in place failed to prevent the tragedy even when the peacher attack even with the m d a even with the surveillance states that it's been going on even with the with that with all the wars going on you know in enough gas and in yemen and in pakistan and all the true program is attacked not happen you know i'm not going to speculate on on who did what and whether or not this you know this was caused by a foreign national it was just it was caused by domestic terrorist one thing is for sure that the government the united states government will use this as an excuse to continue and it should on the trajectory of even more surveillance of even law our

security of even more i mean what's next t.s.a. at every marathon t.s.a. in every street corner and that's going to be the solutions and that's going to be put forward for the past that basically past decade you know when you when you call someone on that terrorist you're basically saying that that what the government does shoot terrorists or people accuse of terrorists if you're are ok with that your opinion when they're being indefinitely detained being put in and get no you're ok with them being spying on you are you are ok with them being assassinated because that then is what picture this government is doing to people suspect did of terrorism stay with us here for the latest on their boston bombing and we've got more details and analysis on the attack on our web site ossie dot com. in venezuela's convertable caracas police have fired tear gas to disperse crowds

protesting they have to show results of the presidential election so it came off have been as well this electroboy do reject it calls for a recount of sunday's vote which still is good chances hunt picks excess when by a razor thin majority and as i. continue on with the pools it's going to prove a tough task for the new president met. when the results of the presidential election on april fourteenth was announced there were huge celebrations in this district heavily supporting nicolas maduro the so-called successor of will go chavez tell his supporters tell me that over both the margin between my daughter and his main opposition very weak a couple that was very small they say that with this victory the spirit of the. chavez continues to live on in a for a very very big job there's a lot of problems that he has to solve even supporters reiterate the fact that there are a lot of problems that have to be addressed such as food shortages medicine

shortages as well as the issue of crime be really want this addressed because they say they just don't feel safe on the streets but there was also a parenting under one of the world's largest oil reserves as a world will be watching on how this is going to be managed moving forward and also model will have a quite a very short a grace period including his ability to unite a very divided country we've seen in the elections it was almost a fifty fifty split between between model and the u.s. and one more task would be to see the military support we know that will go chavez was was a former army type commander you have the military support and this is something that model will have to work on look you have the biggest challenge for nicolas maduro is filling his predecessor shoes as many of his supporters have been saying a vote for model is in fact a vote for who got shot this. independent election observer dr drew. buxton believes the. word could spark majored in chains around the oil rich state where

it was transparent this is a fully automated voting process obviously she's a very very narrow victory from adorable really to call into question the capacity in the technical feasibility of the voting system i think is very very unfortunate my immediate concern now is that if the united states does not recognize the election process here in the picture of majority this is going to once again put venezuela and the united states on a very very strong bilateral clash is going to be even more problems going forward in that relationship spain i believe has come out and said that it's not fair to recognize the picture at the moment again i think it's a very unfortunate in some way responsible for these countries to be pronouncing so soon and we really need to see the order to this voting process before we should be making such diplomatic declarations. under or now see don't call our asking you also next for venezuela and eastern leader nicolas maduro let's now have a look at our online poll and hear what you are saying that over one hundred of you predict tails and all over each state saying the u.s. will interfere because it snows it's not satisfied with the result around

a quarter of you twenty four percent of the believe china says one will succeed and twenty first century socialism will be established and the south only fourteen percent of you don't believe the duras team will be able to handle the job and they call me will start a mate and the minority of things the country will see more close as over the narrow vote so r.t. dot com is the place to go and cast your vote if you haven't done it already. this is also coming up in a couple of moments as greece secures the next tranche of bailout funds from its international lenders in exchange for thousands of jobs also takes a look at what they come on next train has done to the country's industrial sector plus. the fifth just six days six to fifteen of us trailed its founding but it's still plagued by security problems and more on the story lines that are so.

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this is an aussie welcome by the u.s. military house confirms the number of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay has gone up again and no stones at forty five still around three times less than the figure claimed by the noise of the captives as the process nears the middle of its sad months detainee desperation has been growing with security gaza firing known lethal rounds over the weekend while several inmates resisted the being put into single cells into the trees says its force feeding says you know the top tips to prevent them dying from starvation and a lot of ministration officials claim washington still committed to shutting down the facility despite a legal hurdles preventing its closure will even be

a repub treatment of detainees cleared for release years ago the u.s. state department's patrick eventual rolled on the eight who john missed but we still have staff will continue to work on this account is it not the mississippi vision that you're that it's completely had been added to please be hamstrung by callers and try to relocate these people so we have to be essential you legal right i think i did i said no i know but so why did the expression of arkansas not be wasting their time on this if it can't be done legally but again the president's commitment to closing it continues and so while we have closed a special i was office we do have stuff to continue to explore but why do they need to explore it get if they can if they can't be done if it can't be done without changing the law i mean are they working on it by trying to convince lawmakers to lift some of the restrictions well let me check in with her little advisor steph overnight see if we can get your update if there are specific cases that we are able to work on given the restrictions under the bill as far as i can i mean at

least from this podium which from this room i mean the last thing that was the last progress there was on this was are you denying the russians permission to see the russian detainee. again so i it's just unclear to me i have exactly the staff is working on if it's illegal to transfer them under law let me check with our experts on this matter and see if i can get back if there are specific cases. and of course we're closely following the hunger strike at guantanamo bay and you can always had to r.t. dot com for a full timeline of events at the notorious facility. after paying tribute to its fallen on memorial day on monday isro shouldn't celebrations for its sixty fifth anniversary distributors come as anti iran very trick reaches fever pitch and the palestinian nation remains an open wound with a peace solution nowhere on the horizon always policia reports the country celebrates its sixty fifth birthday but it comes against the backdrop of settlement expansion continuing it also ignores the existence of

a huge palestinian population of which israel cannot control these kind of steps threaten many are warning and in fact in fact we see this in many editorials they threatening to turn israel into a non democratic country where doc style of religion holds sway and there is a sizable and noticeable upsurge in the form of white religious minority in this country that although small does have a very vocal representation that there are real concerns over just how much power the religious have on monday the country held its national memorial day it is a day for israel's fallen soldiers as well as victims of terror there were a number of alternative memorials that were held these calls for attention to be paid to palestinian victims that they received very little attention in the mainstream media the criticism by and large is that it will commemorate all its wars as having head the higher moral ground when in fact there are very big

questions over whether or not many of the wars were in fact legitimate war such as the fifty six sinai campaign the eighty two war in lebanon and the two palestinian intifada as these are awards that are controversial but they are not presented like that in the general israeli discourse although there are widespread celebrations throughout the country. there are a lot of postmen and important and critical questions that are being asked the situation between israel and its bordering countries is unclear the situation between israel and the palestinian territories is ambiguous and the future status over jerusalem is also unresolved many are saying that in fact the situation between israel and its neighbors remains fragile and unstable which is why many are asking what exactly is there to cheer about sixty five years on. national celebrations in north korea saying move gretry off to knocking the best of its found kim il sung on monday the reclusive states army has demanded an apology from

the south. pole that has threatened retaliation at any time feel young gave little hands during the citizens of the test firing of its latest missile is imminent with people gathering in squares with flowers to pay tribute to their leaders but america south korea and japan say the country if he is ready to launch a museum a range of rockets despite u.n. sanctions barring any such action is motion to spends huge sums of money and what it calls maintaining peace on the peninsula but critics a warm bath exactly what's provoking pyongyang and suffer from the institute for policy studies believes there's a room full progress and you can use asians but only if america softens its stance there have been a number of initiatives coming from the obama administration some meetings in the past over the first term even though the official policy was of course strategic patience in other words basically ignoring north korea as long as possible china of course is very interested in seeing negotiations go forward south korea under its

new leadership. has proposed discussions with the north so all signs point toward negotiations on the other hand the united states has also said look there might be some preconditions here and preconditions in the past of basically scotched any attempt to have a negotiation so i think of the united states really wants to see some negotiations moving forward it's going to have to go to the table without any preconditions. and if you're a north korea news junkie just head to our website dot com that's where you'll find out why one of britain's top universities is furious with the b.b.c. people using its students as a cover during an undercover trip to pyongyang as just a click away. and a blind ball of flame lit up the sky above the spanish capital madrid battling astronomers and onlookers so learn more about the mysterious object online. classes

they are going to call them is expected to shrink the country's most notorious illegal industry poppy cultivation is reportedly set to hit a record high this year get the details as. greece has managed to secure the next tranche of bailout funds worth eight point eight billion euros from the european union after agreeing to cuts that include slashing four thousand public sector jobs and almost a storytime is more jobs are expected to become next year with a plan to employ younger stuff on smaller wages and as the country struggles to get back on its feet is being hunted by an industrial sector literally crumbling to pieces his time daughter has to start. cobwebs outside rain falls on the still and silent bits attack his plastic piping from tree infested lawn mickey moving grease inside the machines have been only used since banks

stopped investing and the owner of your boss puts attackers fled in two thousand and ten one of his workers also be old boss did meet the just want stuff to that he and ninety five of the staff seven million euro in wages rose look at the after short talk i had to force myself to leave so i wouldn't perk up. workers see that they are being made to bear the cost of greece's economic woes this is that the story. and of course the. pain is. very unequal across the industrial northern greece the story is repeated this fertilizer factory used to be a center of northern greek industry nowadays though by economics fair all foul it's a ghost factory and the only fertilizer coming in here is imported from elsewhere in europe it produced specialist fertilizers until one day the workers were called

together and told by the owners that the know how for their products had been sold off and that operations would be stopped at all. it's criminal very profitable industry was shut down an industry that produced high quality material only. workers now see the cruel irony that since the factories closing fertilizer prices have tripled but it's a wider fear that one skilled workforce is a laid off it's all too hard to bring them back. in the path of those who have this the unemployment rate here is thirty percent or by the years and it could be over thirty eight with no fish and policy the situation is out of control yes he said he them other workers across northern greece are desperate desperate to keep their jobs to get back into jobs and to be paid for their work it doesn't help ease their concerns when they're in positions like your glasses have been unemployed for three years and he's off skiing in switzerland to martin. calls

are being made in britain to reassess the way the country's broadcasters bring news to the public and initiative aims to free them from the legal to use it to uphold impartiality and lead the coverage reflect the opinions of their own as his point of boycott reports the way that newspapers and news channels are regulated in the u.k. is startlingly different so newspapers and online news portals they still regulate themselves that means that they can be as politically biased as they please the example being the guardian on the left in the u.k. on. the london times on the right but for news channels it's a whole different story they're legally bound by off to be impartial and if they're deemed not to be they can be fined or even have their license revoked but in a day and age when the media is converging and news portals are looking more like television channels and television channels have their own websites is this regulation re distinction fair and does it make sense well the lords communication

committee have come out with a report recommending that the government removes the impartiality rules from nonpublic broadcast says i'm joined by lord richard inglewood who's the chairman of the lords communication committee to talk about this so if the way that no industry is regulated right now is outdated and the media and you're saying news websites that more and more like the channel that the channels have their news websites it's all converged is that impartiality horse for us to complete york city tonight not entirely no we firmly advocate that the public service broadcasters in this country should be exist to the exactly the same way as they do not they provide the benchmark the measure of impartiality how achievable is impartiality i know that right now there is the impartiality clause but nevertheless we have perceived biases from all these journals that exists right now doesn't personality exist at

all well it's a very slippery concept as you quite right to say but one of the advantages of a plural media landscape is that different people will approach the question of impartiality from slightly different perspectives i don't think you can say impartiality means that there is one way of doing it which is the only right way but what impartiality does do is cut out the kind of political proselytizing but you're quite right in saying you find it quite a number of newspapers and in certain news providers for watch side objects diction if commercial or just as a given free reign to do what they like what about barbara. i mean the crucial point here is that in a world where ip t.v. is going to be the norm relatively soon all this stuff is going to be streamed into into into people's houses if they want to watch it and that's the big question is will people want to watch it there are some very basic rules that surround that very very basic and shows a matter is that's what the future is going to look like so it's all very well us being very pious here but the short answer is it's not going to stop it already if

you can get stuff off the internet from these other countries providing with extremely partial news thank you very much for your comment well thank you very much for taking part. next a man loved by the people but feared by the bronx experience that brings me the kind of reporting to some of the. oh no who lazy bureaucratic and trivial censorship strikes again but this time in russia a bill has been signed into law that will put fines on individuals and legal and to these for using vulgar already in the media one major flaw of many with this is that they really don't know which words are going to be considered vogue or i guess

these words are so awful that they cannot even write them down i'm not naïve there has always been and will always be censorship but this where word list is just silly there is a common expression on the russian internet that russian mainstream media could accept more and i was a sion of society russian t.v. does have all the bloody violent action movies as well as scandalous talk shows which are kind of more like freak shows and plenty of reality t.v. where young people pretty much act like subhuman animals in a cage they've got all that so the government is basically saying that if some guy on t.v. comes down twenty people blooded limbs flying that that is totally ok for television unless they come in for bid swear while doing it you can show brainless materialistic dimwits sleeping and fighting with everything that moves on a reality show but if they say that one magic three letter russian word then it is over the line this is not a logical way to conduct censorship but that's just my opinion.

i am x.-prize your welcome to the kaiser report many people want to know what is going on mt gox the bitcoin exchange i'll tell you what's wrong with market making we're going to talk about that right now stacy herbert max keiser for those out there who don't know of course the big point is this new currency it's a network protocol. an online exchange way to transfer value online and eighty percent of bitcoins are traded on mt gox now mt gox stands for magic the

gathering online exchange it started life as a place where you could exchange magic the gathering cards for cash and it ended up not by design obviously but it became the place to go to trade bitcoins as well but william bonzai has created a backstage look at what the mt gox commando looks like as you see it looks very nine hundred fifty s. now max you created the hollywood stock exchange where it's run by the virtual specialist technology which you invented and a few days before mt gox crashed. you warned exactly on this so explain what is wrong with the market making function here the way trades are processed the buyers and the sellers at mt gox and all these other exchanges it's not done in a way that's commensurate let's say with the way trades are cleared and exchange

the new york stock exchange or some other exchange where there is a specialist function who is making a market and their job is to create a fair and orderly price matching buys and sells and so they do this by by having both the ability to match trades buyers and sellers but also managing an inventory of whatever it is they're trading in so if it's i.b.m. stock on the floor of the new york stock exchange the market maker would have an inventory of i.b.m. stock so that if in fact there was a mismatch of buyers and sellers they can step in and be the market be the market maker that doesn't exist on any of these exchanges really they're trying to match up buyers and sellers in a way that's completely inappropriate for any kind of modern market making mechanism and so while i'm in the process now of trying to straighten that out by working by consulting with up.